A few hours later on the Wednesday evening I received a call with the daunting question, ‘What are you up to tomorrow’. I answered ‘I’m free’ and before I knew it I was in London with five other people on a surveillance assignment. The hours were long and it was freezing but when I finally got home I wanted to turn around and go straight back and start all over again. I was lucky enough to have joined in the middle of a big case that captured not only my mind but my heart! It was like being in a Channel 4 thriller (just without the guns and killing). One of my parts in the case was to report on hundreds of (legally) monitored emails.  I felt a little guilty reading them but when evidence came up, that benefited our client, I was over the moon and truly addicted.

A more recent adventure, to serve some legal documents, involved a ridiculous number of tube and train journeys followed by a hunt for a (it seemed at one point) non-existent address. After hours of walking up and down the same road and asking lots of direction we finally found it - only to discover the person we were hunting shooting off - requiring jumping into a cab with the sentence ‘follow that car’. All in all a great start to my career as a P.I

Being 21 and looking 14 pays off sometimes - I get involved in lots of other assignment and projects such as Challenge 21, Think 21 and a host of other adventures and dealing with my own clients (I cant wait, I thought Christmas was exciting). I think one of the most important things about working for Answers is that you can laugh at yourself as well as laughing with people around you and to be upfront and honest with everyone you come in contact with, clients and colleagues alike.